Panorama Mountain Ski Resort

Panorama Mountain

Projected Opening: Dec 04
Projected Closing: Apr 11
Lifts: 11
Trails: 144
Skiable Terrain: 2,975 ac
Base: 3,773'
Summit: 8,038'
Vertical Drop: 4,265'
Average Snowfall: 159"

Snowfall

159"

Annual Snowfall

Nov18"
Dec35"
Jan34"
Feb37"
Mar41"
Apr11"

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Panorama Mountain Resort, located two hours from Banff, offers varied terrain from beginner through advanced for skiers and riders. With 2,847 acres of accessible terrain, the mountain features wide open fall-line cruisers to powder-filled trees and steep and deep within the Taynton Bowl. 120 named trails are serviced by ten lifts and the reknown Taynton Bowl offer 700 acres of black-diamond runs.

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Important Dates

Projected opening date
Dec 04, 2026
Projected closing date
Apr 11, 2027
Projected Days Open
129
Days Open Last Year
131
Years Open
64
Average Snowfall
159"

Terrain

Beginners Runs

10%

Intermediate Runs

35%

Advanced Runs

21%

Expert Runs

34%

Runs in Total

144

Longest Run

4 mi

Skiable Terrain

2,975 ac

Night Skiing

100 ac

Snow Making

1140 ac

Lifts

Gondolas & Trams

High Speed Quads

Quad Chairs

Triple Chairs

Double Chairs

Surface Lifts

Inside Scoop

Full services 11 miles away in Invermere or 18 miles away in Radium Hot Springs. Day lodge, ski and clothing store, rental/repair shop, cappuccino bars, games arcade, ski school, lockers, restaurants and bars, childcare, hot tubs and saunas, massage therapist, mountain adventure centre, village grocery/liquor store, video store.

Reviews

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Had the pleasure of staying at the resort over Christmas and New Years in 2018. It was an extremely family friendly resort that had lots of free and paid for activities and had little worries letting my kids out of sight. Due to the more remote location of the resort it avoids the pitfalls associat…

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Jan 04, 2019